Comet Neowise, the brightest comet visible from North American for over 20 years, has been making its way through the night sky this week—and Professor James Lowenthal has been capturing timelapses of the comet from locations around the valley. "I love to see how things and patterns in nature move and change, and I love to take pictures," said Lowenthal. The timelapses took place over three days with locations selected due to their low horizon on the Northwest, where the comet was setting. "Also

Check out the Neowise comet in this time-lapse video taken north of Seattle! | Gray Media Digital Content Center

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